Used Shaker Crankshaft: Combine Harvester Spare Parts

At TMC Bejenne, used shaker crankshafts are stored across an 11-hectare site, ensuring immediate availability without supply delays. Unlike new orders from a manufacturer, delivery times can be significantly reduced—a decisive advantage during peak harvest season.

The referenced parts cover both recent models and older machines, which are hard to source elsewhere. For example, a crankshaft for a John Deere 2256 or a Claas Mercure remains accessible thanks to this extensive stock.

To quickly identify the right part for your machine, three key criteria are essential:

• The brand and model of your combine harvester
• The manufacturer’s reference marked on the defective part
• The number of shakers on your machine (4, 5, 6, or 7 elements)

Catalog and Filters by Brand and Model

• The online catalog allows filtering shaker crankshafts directly by brand, such as New Holland or Case IH.
• A second filter by model number refines the search, for example for a Claas Lexion 600.
• Combined brand and model filters reduce search time to find the exact part.
• Some older models like the Laverda 2054 remain accessible thanks to specific references in the catalog.
• The Massey Ferguson and Deutz Fahr series each have dedicated entries to quickly target the correct reference.
• For multi-brand or rebadged machines, contacting our advisors directly at 05 86 24 00 26 remains the most reliable solution.

Shaker Crankshafts Compatible with Major Agricultural Brands

Each manufacturer specifies their own dimensions and geometries: effective length, journal diameter, and number of throws vary notably between brands. A crankshaft designed for a Massey Ferguson 7200 series will not fit a Deutz Fahr C9000 series, even if both machines have the same number of shakers.

Compatibility thus relies on a precise match between the manufacturer’s reference and the exact machine model. For a Claas Lexion 600, for instance, the rear crankshaft must conform to strict dimensional tolerances, which differ from those of a Lexion 770.

TMC Bejenne covers all these specifics with stock covering seven major brands, from New Holland to Case IH, meeting the needs of operations equipped with machines from various generations.

New Holland and John Deere: Available References

• New Holland offers multiple combine harvester series with crankshafts featuring distinct geometries depending on generation.
• New Holland TC5, CR, and CX models each have dedicated references in the TMC Bejenne stock.
• For John Deere, W and T series use crankshafts with varying journal diameters according to machine power.
• The AZ49936 reference for John Deere 2256 illustrates the precision of the numbers to provide when ordering.
• Variable-speed New Holland harvesters require specific crankshafts, distinct from fixed-speed models.
• TMC Bejenne stocks tested parts for John Deere 9560 and 9560SH, two very common models in France.
• For these two brands, a defective crankshaft bearing can be replaced separately without changing the entire part.

Claas, Laverda, and Other Agricultural Salvage Brands

Claas is among the best-represented brands in TMC Bejenne’s stock, with shaker crankshafts covering both recent Lexion models and older ones like Consul or Mercure. These older machines are particularly challenging to service through standard dealers, making a specialized stock especially valuable.

Laverda stands out for its variable-speed shakers, a design that demands crankshafts with very strict dimensional tolerances. Models 2054 and 2064 have specific references in the catalog, directly identifiable through the online filter.

For brands like Case IH or Deutz Fahr, available parts cover multiple machine generations. If uncertain about the exact reference, advisors at 05 86 24 00 26 can guide you to the compatible part.